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NBA Cares is the league's global social responsibility program that builds on the NBA's long tradition of addressing important social issues. The NBA and its teams and players support a wide range of initiatives, partners, and programs that strive to positively impact children and families around the world. As part of the leagues mission to demonstrate leadership in social responsibility, NBA Cares reaches communities using philanthropy, hands-on service, and creating legacy projects. Since the programs October 2005 launch, the league, its players, and its teams have donated more than $140 million to charity, provided more than 1.1 million hours of hands-on service, and created more than 500 places where kids and families can live, learn, or play. NBA Cares reaches millions of children and adults through specialized programs including NBA FIT and Basketball without Borders that support education, youth and family development, and health and wellness. The league and its teams and players also promote environmental awareness and sustainability through NBA Green. During annual high-profile league events, including NBA All-Star, The Finals, and international preseason games, NBA Cares initiates community outreach efforts to tap into the power of sport for positive social change. Thanks to strong partnerships with internationally recognized community organizations including KaBOOM!, Special Olympics, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, UNICEF, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis, and the UN Foundation NBA Cares makes a positive and lasting impact in communities around the world. For more information about the NBAs latest community outreach efforts, please log on to: www.nba.com/cares.
Community Assist
The Sixers Community Assist program will donate tickets to non-profit organizations for every home game during the regular season. Groups may request anywhere from 15-30 tickets for one game per season to enjoy the fun and excitement of Sixers basketball!
Summer Hoops Tour
The Summer Hoops Tour is led by Ambassador of Basketball World B. Free, the Sixers Flight Squad and members of the Sixers' staff who will make stops throughout the Delaware Valley, June through August. Hoops Tours are now being booked for this summer.
Drive 4 Kids
With the continued success of the Philadelphia 76ers and Comcast SportsNet's "Drive for Kids Program," the community initiative has grown to include five in-arena collection drives that are aimed to assist people in the Delaware Valley. The two entities hosted a food drive, toy drive, coat drive, book drive, and a hat drive throughout the basketball season.
Educational Programs
Education is the key to success and the Philadelphia 76ers believe students deserve to be rewarded for their accomplishmenets. During the 2008-09 season, the Sixers introduced new and exciting educational programs designed for elementary, middle and high school students.
Fit for Fun
76ers Fit for Fun program is a fast paced, interactive school program, which encourages kids to live a healthier lifestyle by eating right and staying active. Kids will participate in various activities that will include basketball, dance, conditioning, aerobics, and more! The program has been developed for kids in grades 1st 9th grades.
Holiday Hoopla
During the holiday season, the entire 76ers family including players, coaches, front office personnel, and the in-game entertainment talent, participate in events and activities celebrating the holiday season. Events include, but are not limited to: Holiday Parties for children, Hospital Visits, and Food Distribution.
Hometown Heroes
The Hometown Hero: In the Spirit of Alex Scott program awards people in the Delaware Valley that through their unique commitment and humanitarian spirit, have made exceptional, overwhelming, and lasting contributions to the community. Recipients participate in a special on-court award presentation by Sixers Ambassador of Basketball World B. Free and feature in a short video documenting their contributions to the community.
Sixers Neighborhood Basketball League
The Sixers Neighborhood Basketball League (SNBL) is a youth recreation league conducted by the Philadelphia Department of Recreation. SNBL offers girls and boys an opportunity to participate in an organized basketball league at one of 20 Department of Recreation Facilities throughout Philadelphia.
La Liga del Barrio
La Liga del Barrio is Philadelphia's first Latino youth basketball league, offering Latino youth an opportunity to develop basketball skills and enjoy the game, while also promoting educational achievement. The league is open for boys and girls ages 6 to 16 and consists of 28 teams. Each player receives an official La Liga Del Barrio T-shirt, and selected participants have the opportunity to play on the 76ers home court prior to a game and scrimmage at halftime.
La Liga del Barrio is currently recruiting girls ages 6-17! Download the 2010-11 application here.
Read for Ronald
The 76ers Read for Ronald program encourages students to read while also offering an assist to families of critically ill children being treated at area hospitals. Elementary and middle school children collect pledges for each minute read during the month of February to help generate donations and support for The House.
Read To Achieve
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Bill Godshalk Memorial Scholarship Fund
The 76ers established a scholarship fund in the memory of Bill Godshalk , a long-time fan and season ticket holder of the Sixers, who was lost in the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center. The Pennsbury Scholarship Foundation gives a $1,000 scholarship each year in Godshalk's name to a college bound graduate of Pennsbury High School.


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For more than two decades, Giant Eagle Chief Executive Officer David S. Shapira has been an innovator and early adopter in the retail grocery industry. His success in implementing new technologies, processes, and marketing concepts is reflected in the success and growth of his company as the Pittsburgh-based grocery chain has diversified and expanded into a respected and well-recognized multi-state retailer employing more than 35,000 people.
Supermarket News, an industry publication has described Shapira as a man who was "Not afraid to take risks. That trait has won him respect in the industry and has helped put Giant Eagle on the cutting edge of supermarket retailing." In 2010, Shapira shared his insights with students at the Tepper School of Business as part of the WL Mellon Speaker Series and described how a series of innovations that didn't seem to pan out initially, eventually led to a big success.
In the 1980s, Giant Eagle unveiled a plan to incorporate bar-code scanners into their grocery stores checkout lines, figuring they would make cash register lines move faster and that, through efficiency, they could potentially reduce costs involved with the checkout process. As it turned out, analysis showed that the new scanners did not significantly speed things up, but they did create the perception among customers that the checkout lines were moving faster. So, with that in mind, they decided to keep the scanners.
In the 1990's, Shapira supported the introduction of the "Advantage Card", a new customer discount program, hoping it would be the next big thing to boost product sales and increase their customer base. Although their existing customers certainly liked the discounts, it didn't really translate into growth for the company. But it proved to be an important "evolutionary" link for the company's future success.
The technological capabilities of the scanners and the functionality of the Advantage Card would eventually combine to enable wildly successful customer appreciation and loyalty programs during next decade: fuelperks!, a program that offers discounts at the fuel pump based on grocery purchases. Which was subsequently followed a few years later with foodperks!, which gives customers food discounts based on fuel bought at the chain's GetGo gas stations.
"One of the most common mistakes of business leaders is making decisions that benefit the company instead of the customer," Shapira said. "Take care of the customer first and the profits will follow."
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Donate Life Month Honors Organ Transplant Donors, Recipients
Apr 17, 2013
Rapid prototyping lab, 3-D models help MU orthopaedic surgeons perform complex procedures
Apr 15, 2013
MU Children's Hospital Invites Community To Memorial Service
Apr 12, 2013
University Physicians offer tips for Foot Health Awareness Month
Apr 11, 2013
Myers recognized as Young Dietitian of the Year
Apr 9, 2013
Jay Dix Challenge to Cure race to benefit research at Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
Apr 8, 2013
Allergy drops provide pain-free alternative to shots
Apr 4, 2013
Della Rocca Selected For Traveling Fellowship
Mar 26, 2013
Chain Of Events Brings Michigan Couple And MU Trauma Team Together - Again
Mar 22, 2013
Thompson Center invites parents, professionals to autism conference
Mar 21, 2013
MU Health Care Opens $190 Million Addition To University Hospital
Mar 20, 2013
MU Health Care To Celebrate Opening Of New Patient Care Tower With Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Mar 13, 2013
University Hospital To Conduct Emergency Preparedness Drill Today
Mar 11, 2013
MU Children's Hospital Celebrates New NICU Patient Waiting Area With Open House
Mar 11, 2013
University Hospital To Conduct Emergency Drill March 11
Mar 7, 2013
University of Missouri Health Care closings, openings for Tuesday, Feb. 26
Feb 25, 2013
University of Missouri Health Care Closings, Openings For Friday, Feb. 22
Feb 22, 2013
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center To Hold Memorial Service
Feb 21, 2013
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Named Mid-Missouri's Only American College Of Surgeons-Accredited Breast Center
Feb 19, 2013
Sohl Assumes New Role At MU Center For Autism And Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Feb 15, 2013
Pediatricians use electronic vision screener to test eyes of infants, toddlers
Feb 12, 2013
MU Cardiovascular Team Provides Free Heart-Health Screenings
Feb 7, 2013
Prevention, Awareness Key To Preventing Heart Disease In Women
Feb 4, 2013
MU Health Care Cardiologist Discusses Awareness, Prevention For Heart Disease
Feb 1, 2013
MU Health Care shares electronic medical records through mid-Missouri's first health information exchange
Jan 15, 2013
IHOP'S Miracle Balloon Campaign, National Pancake Day To Benefit Children's Hospital
Jan 7, 2013
University Of Missouri Health Care Achieves Highest Level of Electronic Medical Record Adoption
Nov 30, 2012
University Hospital Neurologist Raises Awareness For Epilepsy
Nov 27, 2012
Golden Knights to parachute at MU football game to thank Frank L. Mitchell Jr., M.D., Trauma Center
Nov 15, 2012
Faith The Dog To Visit MU Children's Hospital
Nov 8, 2012
Free Bicycle Helmets And Fitting Offered During Kohl's Safety Store Event
Nov 8, 2012
MU Pulmonologist Raises Awareness About Lung Cancer
Nov 7, 2012
University Hospital Named To American Heart/Stroke Association Honor Roll
Nov 5, 2012
Staff for Life Helicopter Service celebrates 30th anniversary with unveiling of new black-and-gold helicopter
Oct 31, 2012
Kessel Named Chief Of Medical Staff At University Hospital
Oct 31, 2012
Selva Named Chief Medical Information Officer Of University Of Missouri Health System
Oct 31, 2012
Whitt Named Chief Medical Officer Of University Of Missouri Health System
Oct 30, 2012
University Hospital Receives Gold Seal Of Approval From Joint Commission For Stroke Care
Oct 29, 2012
University Hospital Receives Gold Plus Award For Best Practices In Stroke Care
Oct 26, 2012
Pedestrian Safety Should Be A Focus This Halloween
Oct 24, 2012
University Hospital opens region's first functional MRI device for advanced clinical brain imaging
Oct 18, 2012
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Raises Awareness For Breast Cancer
Oct 12, 2012
Artful Bra Contest, Reception To Benefit Ellis Fischel
Oct 4, 2012
Pink Pursuit Trivia Event to Raise Funds for Mammograms at Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
Sep 26, 2012
Education, Treatment Key For Patients With Sickle Cell
Sep 6, 2012
Children's Hospital Tailgate Raises Awareness, Offers Young Cancer Patients, Families Day Of Fun
Aug 29, 2012
Vice Chancellor Williamson Announces Leadership Transition At MU Health Care
Aug 23, 2012
Vice Chancellor Williamson, Provost Foster Announce Leadership Transition At School Of Medicine
Aug 23, 2012
Annual Gala To Benefit Ellis Fischel
Aug 22, 2012
Stylists To Visit Children's Hospital For Glamour-Azzi Spa Party
Aug 8, 2012
MU Health Care To Sponsor Free Skin Cancer Screenings, Other Community Health Activities, At Missouri State Fair
Aug 6, 2012
State-Of-The-Art Neurosciences Center Opens At University Hospital
Jul 31, 2012
MU Health Care Physicians Say Scorching Temperatures Call For Special Care
Jul 24, 2012
MU Health Care Among Nation's Top 200 "Most Connected" Hospitals In U.S. News & World Report Rankings
Jul 20, 2012
University of Missouri Health Care Ranked Among Top Hospitals In Central Missouri And The State By U.S. News & World Report
Jul 20, 2012
Do You Have A Family Member Or Loved One With Parkinson's Disease?
Jul 18, 2012
MU Health Care Named 2012 Most Wired Hospital
Jul 13, 2012
MU Children's Hospital Physicians To Race 340 Miles For Diabetes
Jul 12, 2012
Dairy Queen Miracle Treat Day To Benefit MU Children's Hospital
Jul 11, 2012
MU Health System Employees Named Baldrige Examiners
Jul 10, 2012
MU Women's And Children's Hospital One Of Only Three Hospitals In State Selected For New Breastfeeding Program
Jul 6, 2012
Safe Kids Day, Fun Run Set For June 23 At Children's Hospital
Jun 20, 2012
Komen Grant Funds Diagnostic Testing For Women With Limited Resources
Jun 19, 2012
MU Children's Hospital Kicks Off New Program To Enhance Patients' Experience
Jun 19, 2012
Wasden Named Chief Operating Officer Of University Of Missouri Health Care
Jun 18, 2012
Cancer Survivors' Day A Celebration Of Life
May 23, 2012
"Biggest Loser" Season Five Winner To Speak At Jesse Auditorium May 9
May 3, 2012
MU Health Care Celebrates Graduates Of Tomorrow's Health Care Elite
May 3, 2012
MU Health Care Plans New Clinic In Southwest Columbia
May 1, 2012
MU Children's Hospital Patient Named Children's Miracle Network 'Champion'
Apr 27, 2012
New 'Hybrid' Surgical Suite At University Hospital Offers More Options
Apr 24, 2012
Garden At MU Children's Hospital Designed To Promote Health, Education
Apr 19, 2012
Ceremony At University Hospital To Honor Organ Tranplant Donors, Recipients
Apr 16, 2012
Annual Jay Dix Race To Benefit Cancer Research At Ellis Fischel
Apr 13, 2012
University Hospital Receives Prestigious Accreditation As Cycle III Pain Center
Apr 12, 2012
MU Health Care Epilepsy Program Receives Highest Designation For Care
Apr 10, 2012
University Hospital To Hold Vascular Screenings
Apr 4, 2012
Community Invited To Attend Ellis Fischel Memorial Service
Mar 26, 2012
Distracted Driving Can Be A Fatal Mistake; Don't Become A Statistic
Mar 21, 2012
Children's Hospital Hosts Annual CMN Radiothon
Feb 28, 2012
Groundbreaking Set For T.J.'s Courtyard At MU Children's Hospital
Feb 27, 2012
"Heart Of The Tiger" Women's Basketball Game Supports Cardiovascular Research
Feb 24, 2012
IHOP's National Pancake Day To Benefit MU Children's Hospital
Feb 16, 2012
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Offers Final Installment of "Breastology 101" Program
Feb 7, 2012
MU Cardiologist Promotes Heart Disease Awareness And Prevention
Feb 1, 2012
University Hospital Receives Highest Distinction For Best Practices In Stroke Care
Jan 30, 2012
Cancer Survivorship Dinner Scheduled Feb. 7
Jan 23, 2012
MU Health Care Opens New Eye Care Center
Jan 18, 2012
Support Breast Cancer Research And Awareness At Pink Out 2012
Jan 17, 2012
MU Health Care Nurse Practitioner Certified As Clinical Breast Examiner
Jan 11, 2012
MU Health Care Nurse Receives Daisy Award; Founders Make Presentation
Jan 11, 2012
Staff for Life Helicopter Re-accredited by CAMTS
Dec 16, 2011
Martial Arts Board "Breakathon" Benefits Children's Hospital
Dec 1, 2011
Walmart gift inspires unique ambulance design
Nov 22, 2011
University of Missouri Health Care wins 2011 Missouri Quality Award
Nov 17, 2011
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center and Hy-Vee present "Cooking with Super Foods"
Oct 14, 2011
Managing Diabetes, MU Center Offers Free Seminar
Oct 14, 2011
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center to host Artful Bra reception
Oct 3, 2011
Free Ellis Fischel program to help women assess risk of breast cancer
Sep 29, 2011
Home away from home for cancer patients: Wyatt Guest House celebrates 10-year anniversary
Sep 27, 2011
Safe Kids Columbia to host child passenger safety seat check at Columbia Kohl's store
Sep 19, 2011
Free bicycle helmets and fitting offered during Kohl's Safety Store event, Sept. 23
Sep 16, 2011
Breast cancer survivors participate in Day of Rejuvenation in Jefferson City
Sep 15, 2011
Children's Hospital continues consolidation with opening of new specialty clinic
Sep 9, 2011
MU Health Care invites seniors to celebration of staying safe and aging well
Sep 7, 2011
Missouri Orthopaedic Institute "Friday Night Lights" Clinic Provides Rapid Care Of Sports Injuries
Aug 30, 2011
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center seeks Artful Bra submissions
Aug 29, 2011
Free Ellis Fischel Cancer Center program to help women assess risk of breast cancer
Aug 18, 2011
MU Health Care Dermatologists Offer Free Skin Cancer Screenings At State Fair
Aug 4, 2011
MU Health Care named a 2011 Most Wired hospital
Jul 19, 2011
Have You Or Someone You Know Been Diagnosed With Parkinson's? MU Neurologists, Neurosurgeon Provide Answers With Free Event
Jul 15, 2011
Trauma verification puts University Hospital among elite trauma centers in the country
Jul 13, 2011
Study Shows Minimally Invasive Procedure For Aortic Aneurysm Provides Better Outcomes In Some Cases
Jul 7, 2011
Grill Sergeants raise more than $7,000 for MU Children's Hospital
Jun 29, 2011
University of Missouri Health Care Notifies Patients of Missing Info
Jun 21, 2011
MPIX Coaches for Kids Celebrity Golf Classic raises record $77,450 for MU Children's Hospital
Jun 14, 2011
Golf tournament takes swing at breast cancer, while remembering a Columbia resident
Jun 8, 2011
University Hospital Trauma Specialists Key To Teen's Survival And Recovery
Jun 8, 2011
University Physicians and Hy-Vee offer free diabetes self-management classes
May 31, 2011
University of Missouri Health Care recognized for electronic medical record progress
May 23, 2011
MU Health Care Responds To May 22 Joplin Tornado
May 23, 2011
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center hosts National Cancer Survivors Day Celebration Saturday, June 4
May 16, 2011
MU Health Care celebrates Better Hearing and Speech Month
May 13, 2011
Missouri Orthopaedic Institute Awarded LEED Green Building Certification
May 12, 2011
University of Missouri Health Care to Receive Award for Partners in Education Service
May 11, 2011
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center to offer free oral, head and neck cancer screening May 20
May 5, 2011
University Hospital Promotes Stroke Awareness, Offers Free Screening
May 4, 2011
MU Health Care Celebrates National Nurses' Week
May 3, 2011
Renovated OB/GYN Services Re-Open at University Physicians-Smiley Lane Clinic
May 2, 2011
MU Health Care leaders named Baldrige examiners
Apr 27, 2011
Ellis Fischel Center Center receives more than $30,000 in grant funding for breast cancer program
Apr 25, 2011
2011 Jay Dix Challenge to Cure race will benefit cancer research at Ellis Fischel
Apr 18, 2011
MU Health Care's Voice Care Team and Show-Me Opera celebrate 2011 World Voice Day
Apr 13, 2011
MU Health Care allergist warns of severe spring allergy season
Apr 12, 2011
Donate Life Month ceremony at University Hospital to honor local donors and recipients
Apr 8, 2011
MU Health Care Recognized For Quality Of Bariatric Surgery
Apr 5, 2011
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center offers expanded hours for mammograms
Mar 28, 2011
Ellis Fischel Memorial Service
Mar 25, 2011
Missouri Psychiatric Center Upgrades Patient Care Areas
Mar 24, 2011
Children's Hospital launches Kohl's Online Safety Store
Mar 10, 2011
Fourth annual MU Dance Marathon planned to support cancer patients at Children's Hospital
Mar 8, 2011
MU Neurosurgeon Offers Free Seminar For Low Back Pain
Mar 4, 2011
Children's Hospital to host annual Children's Miracle Network radiothon
Feb 25, 2011
IHOP's National Pancake Day Celebration to benefit MU Children's Hospital
Feb 22, 2011
University Hospital One of Four Missouri Hospitals Named to American Heart/Stroke Association's 2011 Honor Roll
Feb 15, 2011
University Hospital Cardiologist Promotes Heart Disease Awareness
Feb 10, 2011
First-ever head-shaving event to raise funds for childhood cancer research
Feb 7, 2011
Pink Out 2011 to support breast cancer research at Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
Feb 4, 2011
University Physicians and Ellis Fischel Cancer Center outpatient clinics open Thursday, Feb. 3
Feb 3, 2011
MU Health Care, Women's Basketball Team Support Cardiovascular Research
Feb 3, 2011
University of Missouri Health Care Activates Plans for Blizzard Conditions
Feb 1, 2011
University Physicians and Ellis Fischel Outpatient Clinics Will Be Closed Tuesday, Feb. 1, Due To Inclement Weather
Jan 31, 2011
MU Health Care provides Free Heart-Healthy Screening
Jan 28, 2011
University Hospital Visitor Experiences Massive Heart Attack In Waiting Room, Saved By Multidisciplinary Team
Jan 27, 2011
MU Health Care expands robotic surgery program with new dual-console da Vinci Surgical System
Jan 27, 2011
New diagnostic hearing test requires no sedation for pediatric patients at MU Health Care
Jan 12, 2011
Children's Hospital patients display artwork at local theatre production
Jan 11, 2011
Staff for Life III Helicopter Based in La Monte Experiences Hard Landing
Dec 19, 2010
MU Health Care remembers organ, tissue and eye donors at 2011 Tournament of Roses Parade
Dec 16, 2010
University Hospital Receives Silver Plus Achievement Award for Best Practices in Improving Stroke Care
Dec 14, 2010
Children's Hospital activity room receives makeover thanks to Alicia Rose "Victorious" Foundation donation
Dec 13, 2010
Missouri Digestive Health Center receives quality recognition award
Dec 6, 2010
Martial Arts Board "Breakathon" To Benefit Children's Hospital
Dec 2, 2010
University Hospital Begins Construction of New Patient Care Tower Building Structure
Nov 15, 2010
MU Internal Medicine Physician Receives Management Certification
Nov 12, 2010
University Hospital awarded organ transplant honor for fifth consecutive year
Nov 11, 2010
More Than 200 Attend Decorate-A-Bra Contest For Ellis Fischel
Nov 9, 2010
Columbia firefighters donate to University Hospital's Burn Intensive Care Unit
Nov 4, 2010
MU Neurologist Raises Awareness for Epilepsy
Nov 2, 2010
MU Dance Marathon participants present $13,382 check to MU Children's Hospital
Oct 15, 2010
Safe Kids Columbia hosts International Walk to School Day event in Hallsville, Oct. 6
Sep 30, 2010
University Hospital reaches milestone with 1,000th kidney transplant
Sep 29, 2010
Community Invited to Ellis Fischel Memorial Service
Sep 24, 2010
Orthopaedic Physicians Announce Sports Medicine Partnership
Sep 24, 2010
MU Gold Ribbon Day 2010 promotes childhood cancer awareness
Sep 20, 2010
Decorate-A-Bra Contest Will Benefit Ellis Fischel
Sep 13, 2010
University of Missouri Health Care opens state's first women's and children's hospital
Sep 8, 2010
University Hospital Receives Gold Seal of Approval™ From Joint Commission for Stroke Care
Sep 7, 2010
Foresters to make $50,000 donation at 2010 Children's Miracle Network Radiothon
Aug 23, 2010
MU Dermatologists Offer Free Skin Cancer Screenings
Aug 12, 2010
Jay Dix race organizers present $17,000 donation to Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
Jul 7, 2010
Summertime Activities Can Lead To Injuries
Jun 30, 2010
Protecting yourself from fireworks injuries: Burn specialists offer safety tips
Jun 29, 2010
Komen grant provides free cancer diagnostic services
Jun 17, 2010
MU Health Care OB/GYN Physician Offers Program To Treat Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Jun 14, 2010
University of Missouri Health Care opens region's most comprehensive orthopaedic surgery center (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
May 26, 2010
Art exhibit honoring cancer survivors planned for Ellis Fischel
May 24, 2010
University of Missouri Health Care announces plans for new Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
May 21, 2010
Annual Safe Kids Day debuts in new location at Columbia Regional Hospital (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
May 18, 2010
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center hosts National Cancer Survivors Day celebration (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
May 13, 2010
Cancer survivor plans 500-mile ride to benefit Ellis Fischel
May 12, 2010
University Hospital Promotes Stroke Awareness, Offers Free Screening Event
May 10, 2010
Community invited to attend Ellis Fischel Cancer Center Memorial Service
May 6, 2010
Muhota Appointed to Baldrige Board of Examiners
May 5, 2010
New O-arm imaging technology delivers greater precision and accuracy to University Hospital spine surgeons (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
Apr 30, 2010
Allergy drops provide pain-free alternative to shots (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
Apr 12, 2010
Donate Life Month ceremony honors local donors
Apr 9, 2010
Free cancer screening highlights oral, head and neck cancer awareness week
Apr 8, 2010
Jay Dix Challenge to Cure race will benefit cancer research at Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
Mar 31, 2010
MU Orthopaedic Surgeon Inducted Into Academy
Mar 30, 2010
MU Health Care experts offer free community pulmonary screening March 20
Mar 17, 2010
Stannard Receives Sports Medicine Subspecialty Certificate
Mar 12, 2010
St. Pat's Run Celebrates 21 Years, Promotes Community Involvement
Mar 11, 2010
Harlem Globetrotters' Smile Patrol visits kids at University of Missouri Children's Hospital
Mar 9, 2010
MU Cardiology, Fit For Life Provide Free Heart-Healthy Screening
Feb 25, 2010
MU Otolaryngologist Raises Awareness of Common Pediatric Health Concerns
Feb 22, 2010
IHOP's National Pancake Day celebration benefits University of Missouri Children's Hospital
Feb 19, 2010
University Hospital Participates In Program To Improve Stroke Care
Feb 17, 2010
Travel Connections moves to Fairview Clinic -- assists volunteers traveling to Haiti
Feb 17, 2010
MU Children's Hospital takes first place in national campaign -- will receive $50,000 donation from Foresters
Feb 9, 2010
University cardiologist promotes heart disease awareness
Feb 2, 2010
University of Missouri Health Care, women's basketball team support cardiovascular research
Jan 28, 2010
University Hospital recognizes Burn Awareness Week, Feb. 7-13
Jan 28, 2010
University Physicians-Jefferson City Dermatology to hold open house Feb. 9
Jan 27, 2010
Children's Hospital competing to win $50,000 from Children's Miracle Network contest
Jan 20, 2010
Nichols elected chief of staff at University Hospital
Jan 14, 2010
Support breast cancer research at Pink Out 2010
Jan 13, 2010
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center earns accreditation from American College of Surgeons' Commission on Cancer
Jan 6, 2010
MU Health Care nurse achieves urologic nursing certification
Jan 4, 2010
MU Health Care wins national award for staff-support initiative
Dec 2, 2009
MU neurologist raises awareness for epilepsy diagnosis, treatment (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
Nov 20, 2009
MU Health Care specialists call for greater awareness of lung cancer
Nov 16, 2009
Intensive care unit at University Hospital recognized as one of nation's top critical care units
Nov 9, 2009
Frank L. Mitchell Jr., M.D., a founding father of trauma care, honored Nov. 7
Nov 6, 2009
Miracles in Action gala honors Children's Hospital supporters
Nov 4, 2009
University Hospital's organ donor program receives national recognition
Oct 30, 2009
Breast cancer survivors sought for free wellness program (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
Oct 21, 2009
Kohl's Department Stores donates $32,609 to injury prevention program at Children's Hospital
Oct 20, 2009
Coach Pinkel, Coach Anderson participate in Mizzou Spirit Day; visit patients at Children's Hospital
Oct 14, 2009
Children's Miracle Network radiothon establishes fundraising record
Oct 9, 2009
ESPN broadcast team visits Children's Hospital
Oct 7, 2009
Decorate-a-Bra contest, reception to fund breast cancer care at Ellis Fischel
Oct 5, 2009
MU School of Nursing, Komen Foundation sponsor breast cancer lecture series
Oct 2, 2009
Telehealth awareness month begins with special event at University Hospital
Oct 2, 2009
Decorate-a-bra contest, reception to be held at Ellis Fischel - Community Calendar
Oct 2, 2009
Children's Miracle Network Radiothon to benefit patients at new Children's Hospital
Sep 29, 2009
The Tiger Institute for Health Innovation: frequently asked questions
Sep 28, 2009
New Tiger Institute for Health Innovation aims to save Missourians $1 billion annually
Sep 28, 2009
MU Health Care sets up H1N1 flu hotline (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
Sep 23, 2009
University Hospital receives accrediatation as chest pain center
Sep 23, 2009
MU Gold Ribbon Day promotes childhood cancer awareness
Sep 9, 2009
MU Health Care preparing for H1N1, seasonal flu (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
Sep 4, 2009
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center promotes gynecologic cancer awareness month (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
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Children's Hospital Advisory Board announced
Aug 17, 2009
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Aug 5, 2009
Protect yourself from deadly diseases during National Immunization Awareness Month
Aug 3, 2009
University Physicians-Jefferson City Dermatology to relocate clinic
Jul 21, 2009
Hahn-Cover named director of Office of Clinical Effectiveness
Jul 10, 2009
University Hospital verified nationally as Level I trauma center (AUDIO AVAILABLE)
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MU Health Care ambulances, helicopters receive EMS for Children certification
Jul 1, 2009
Summertime activity can lead to injury
Jun 30, 2009
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Jun 26, 2009
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Statement related to Ellis Fischel Cancer Center funding
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Columbia firefighters donate to University Hospital's burn unit
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May 20, 2009
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MU orthopaedic surgeons inducted into national academy
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MU Health Policy Summit focuses on childhood obesity, health literacy
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People have already fled Detroit in droves. Forty percent of its streetlamps don't work. Don't get sick there; you'll wait a long time for an ambulance. There's even talk about stripping the art from the walls of the city's museums to help pay off more than $18.5 billion in city debt.
Detroit's bankruptcy filing brings into sharp focus the decades-long decline of the once prosperous hub of American manufacturing. In its heyday, it was the nation's fourth largest city.
The case is being closely watched by retired city workers, residents and investors looking for a resolution to a long-running, downward financial spiral that has left the city buried in debt and sparked an ongoing exodus of residents looking for a fresh start.
City officials are also looking for a fresh start, but they could have a long wait. Detroit already faces a slew of lawsuits and is girding for an epic legal battle with creditors. The Thursday filing for the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history came just minutes before a state court judge was to hear arguments on whether to grant an injunction to block the city from taking the extraordinary step.
"Bankruptcy gives us breathing room," Kevyn Orr, the city's emergency financial manager, told reporters Friday. "We were being sued on almost a weekly basis. I pleaded for that not to happen."
That breathing room got a lot tighter Friday when an Ingham County judge said the bankruptcy filing violates the Michigan Constitution and state law and must be withdrawn. Judge Rosemarie Aquilina ordered that Orr and Gov. Rick Snyder take no further actions to try to cut retiree benefits.
"I have some very serious concerns because there was this rush to bankruptcy court that didn't have to occur and shouldn't have occurred," Aquilina said. "Plaintiffs shouldn't have been blindsided," and "this process shouldn't have been ignored."
The move is just the latest indication that the battle over the city's financial future is entering a new,and highly uncertain, chapter.
Here's what could be next for Detroit—and other cities facing similar financial pressures.
Is Detroit really bankrupt?
Based on Thursdays' filing under Chapter 9 of the federal bankruptcy code, it sure looks that way.
According to the paperwork, the city owes billions of dollars to more than 100,000 creditors, including bond holders and city pension funds. Orr, a state-appointed bankruptcy attorney who is trying to clean up Detroit financial mess, has said the city is insolvent—meaning it can pay what it owes with the taxes it collects.
But one of the first things he's going to have to do is prove that to the soon-to-be-named bankruptcy judge hearing the case.
He'll likely point to the "moratorium" Detroit imposed on some bond payments last month. And he'll cite unsuccessful efforts in recent weeks to negotiate lower payments with bond holders and union officials representing retirees.
Orr was able to win concessions from some secured creditors to accept 75 cents on the dollar for about $340 million in debt. But his offer to pay about $2 billion to unsecured creditors owed about $11 billion in debt went nowhere.
Now, he hopes to convince the bankruptcy court that the city can only afford to pay bond holders, retirees, city vendors and the rest of the list of creditors just a dime on the dollar.
Unions representing retirees will likely challenge Orr's claim, saying the city could pay more if it went after tax deadbeats who owe Detroit millions in back taxes.
Others have pointed to city assets like works owned by the city's Detroit Institute of the Arts as possible sources of cash. But unlike other forms of bankruptcy, Chapter 9 does not require the city to apply those assets to satisfy creditors.
(Read More: Detroit bankruptcy could hit millions of retirees)
Can the city really raid its art collection to pay down its debt?
It could, and it's an impressive collection – from muralist Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry frescoes to works by Wyeth, Whistler and Van Gogh. William Randolph Hearst's armor collection is there. So is the original Howdy Doody marionette from the 1950s TV show hosted by puppeteer Buffalo Bob Smith, believed to be worth as much as $1 million.
But it's highly unlikely the city will touch the collection. For one thing, the art is held in a public trust, and any moves to sell it off would face legal challenges from donors. In any case, the proceeds would only be a drop in the bucket compared to the billions the city owes.
"Nothing is for sale, including Howdy Doody," Orr told reporters Friday.
Doesn't the law require a city to uphold its promise to pay pensions and retiree benefits?
Yes, and no. Michigan is one of seven states that specifically protects pension contracts in its constitution. But the purpose of bankruptcy is to give a debtor a fresh start by altering debt contracts under court supervision.
That's why this case is being watched so closely by other cities in Michigan—and other states—that have made generous promises to retirees over the years without paying enough money into their pension funds.
Some legal experts say the retirees may end up on the losing side of the argument. That would call into question the decades-old promises made to millions of other public sectors retirees across the country.
"I definitely think there will be a fight about that," said Randye Soref, a bankruptcy attorney with the law firm Polsinelli in Los Angeles. "But typically the bankruptcy code—because it is a federal statute—would trump state statute."
(Read More: Detroit's 'name is mud,' but fallout likely limited)
So will this fix the city's problem? GM and Chrysler went through bankruptcy and they're doing great. Can't Detroit do the same?
That's what Orr and Snyder are hoping. But these are two very different bankruptcies.
GM and Chrysler went into court expecting to apply the same business model that had served them well through booms and busts over the last century. (To be sure, the 2008 bust was a lot bigger than most.) After a relatively short trip to court - and an infusion of $80 billion in federal bailout funds – both companies are now back on track. Car sales are zooming and profits are rolling in again.
Detroit's business model, on the other hand, is about as badly broken as the four out of ten city street lights that don't work. Citizens wait an average 58 minutes for the police to respond. Only a third of ambulances are in working order.
(Read more: Tear down chunks of Detroit: billionaire landowner)
But the city can't raise more money to fix the mess. Real estate taxes are falling along with property values. Income taxes are down because unemployment is so high; the city has hit the legal limit on income tax rates.
So people are leaving. The shrinking population further cuts tax revenues, but the city boundaries and the cost of city services haven't shrunk at the same pace. Cutting services only drives more people away, further eroding the tax base.
The only hope is that by drastically cutting debt and pension payments—to as little as ten cents on the dollar—the city can regroup and try to rebuild.
How long is all this going to take?
It could be fairly quick—or it could take years. A lot depends on how hard the unions and investors dig in for a fight.
The next step will be for the court to identify various classes of creditors, some of whom have stronger claims than others. Creditors like bond investors and pension trustees have access to substantial legal firepower, which they can use to fight hard for a better deal.
On the other hand, the bankruptcy filing gives the city a much stronger had in negotiating with creditors. If the city can get the biggest creditors to go along with an overall plan, smaller creditors will have a tougher time holding out.
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Molino, 27, was a four-year letter winner for the Cougars girls basketball team and a three-time all High Desert League honoree, twice a first-team pick (2004, 2005). At 5-foot 8-inches, Molino may have been a bit undersized, but she was crafty and smart on the basketball floor and used her head to beat the opposition as much as her left-handed hook shot.
Kyle was the school's leading scorer and rebounder when she finished her prep career. Those marks stood until late this past season when Lyndsey Anderson -- a similar player in that she was an undersized post who knew the value of out-smarting her opponents -- took the lead in both of those categories.
Molino had a big smile, kind of a sheepish grin, that left you knowing she had a quick retort coming to whatever witty banter was dished her way. She could take a joke and flip one back. She made you smile because she was often smiling.
I'll never forget just how big that smile was one night in February of 2004. Spanish Springs found itself facing a 41-28 deficit with just over six minutes left in the fourth quarter at home against McQueen. Spanish Springs ripped off 15 straight points over the next six minutes to go up 43-41. McQueen's Brooke York buried two free throws with four seconds remaining on the clock to tie the game at 43-43, but Spanish Springs, which worked relentlessly on its set fast break, had a little more magic left.
Macy Magstadt pulled the ball out of the net before it hit the floor on York's second made free throw. She quickly inbounded to Cougars point guard Jessica Welch, who took one dribble and fired a long cross-court pass up to Molino, streaking down the left side and Molino dropped in a layup. The final horn sounded as the ball dropped through the net and Cougars players, led by Molino, celebrated like they'd won a state title, with smiles as big as the SSHS gym.
That win was huge for Molino and the Cougars as it gave them a sweep of McQueen, which ultimately catapulted the team past the Lancers in the league playoff race and helped Spanish Springs earn a postseason berth in just the school's third-year of existence, the fastest any new large school in northern Nevada had ever earned a playoff berth.
That would not have happened without Molino.
After playing for long-time Cougars coach Christine Eckles, Molino joined her coaching staff for the 2008-09 season and had been an assistant in the Cougars' program each of the last five seasons. Molino made a positive impact on her teammates and the dozens of young women she coached over the past five years.
Molino is the third former Spanish Springs girls basketball player to pass away too young and the school's just a little over 12 years old. Sisters Jessica and Cassie Welch died in a car accident on the Pyramid Highway, on their way to school and on the second day of hoops practice, in November 2004.
That's not the only dose of early death the Spanish Springs girls hoops program has faced. Sisters Myrissa (2014 SSHS graduate) and Morgan Prince (2012 SSHS graduate) lost their father Alan in February 2012 and last month Jaci Carlsen (2008 SSHS graduate) lost her father John. Alan was just 43 and John 51.
If there were men that were bigger champions of their daughters, I haven't met them.
Certainly all sports teams deal with adversity but from a purely math standpoint, you wouldn't think one program -- at a school that's barely 12 years old -- would see five deaths to players and parents. It's a sad anomaly.
So you can see why Wednesday was another tough day for the Cougars girls basketball family. You don't coach basketball or play basketball to see your players and friends suffer through the pain of dealing with the loss of a loved one. And yet, far too many times, the coaches and players of the Spanish Springs girls basketball programs have had to do just that. Fortunately, the bonds and friendships they've built, and the lessons they've learned about family and perseverance, through their time together on and off the basketball court, have helped all the coaches, girls and young women mourn together and heal together.
For years, the Spanish Springs girls hoops team has finished practices or postgame talks with a simple cheer, one word, FAMILY. It seems very appropriate at this time as I know the dozens of young women in that family have texted and called each other, share messages of inspiration and love on Facebook and even embraced for many a hug. The love of our families always helps get us through tough times and I'm sure the love in the SSHS girls basketball family will conquer again after the loss of another loved one in Kyle Molino.
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Washington College partners with Universite Pierre-Mendes-France in Grenoble. The tuition only exchange program is based in Grenoble which is the capital of the French Alps. Historically, Grenoble is where the French Revolution germinated and where Napoleon returned from his exile on the Isle of Elbe.
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The Wildcats collapsed again, but this time it was at home and at the hands of rival Arizona State. Fortunately for the Arizona, it was already bowl eligible and now awaits the announcement of where it will be headed. Despite losing to ASU, Rich Rodriguez's first year at the helm should be considered a complete success given everything he was dealt.
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